Old Friends, New Sins

Old Friends, New Sins in brief

Dasha's glamorous life depends on her boyfriend's money, and his bankruptcy puts all of it in danger. Her answer is to go after his best friend, the one man she cannot shake. He refuses to chase her, the balance of power flips, and she ends up giving in to a secret of her own.

Old Friends, New Sins is a regular Candy Shorts series, 5 episodes long. Like everything on Candy Shorts it is a vertical video series made with AI and played in the candy.ai player.

Episode by episode

Candy names the episodes by number only, so this is the full run as the player shows it: what each one unlocks and what it costs.

1. Episode 1free, no sign-in at all
2. Episode 2free once you sign up (no charge)
3. Episode 312 tokens
4. Episode 412 tokens
5. Episode 512 tokens

What the whole series costs

The full run of 5 episodes adds up to 36 tokens, since 3 of them are paid at 12 tokens apiece and 2 cost nothing. Premium adds 100 tokens a month, which covers 8 episodes of this series, so the monthly allowance alone gets you to the end in 1 month.

Premium itself is listed on candy.ai from $3.99/month on the yearly plan; we re-read the plan page every two hours and keep the numbers on the Premium prices page.

Who is in it

Candy credits Dasha Vardosiva in the cast block under the player. On candy.ai each of those names also opens a chat with that character.

No named adult performer is credited on Old Friends, New Sins, so its paid episodes are priced as a regular series: 12 tokens each.

Free and paid episodes

Open Old Friends, New Sins and episode 1 starts with no sign-in. For episode 2 Candy wants a free account, and every episode from the third on is 12 tokens.

That puts 2 of 5 episodes (40%) on the free side. Tokens come with Premium, 100 a month; Candy shows the token price on every locked episode before you spend anything.

For the full rules across the catalogue see what is free on Candy Shorts.

How explicit is it?

Old Friends, New Sins sits on Candy’s regular shelf: anyone can start episode 1 without signing in, and Candy does not flag it as spicy adult content. It is still a series for adults, built on adult themes.

What Candy does and does not show is covered in nudity on Candy Shorts and the spicy shelf explained.

Who it is for

Candy’s tags are the quickest way to tell whether Old Friends, New Sins is your kind of story. Every character is an adult.

• Length: five episodes, the most common length on Candy Shorts (180 series).

Where and how to watch

Only on candy.ai, in the official player: Old Friends, New Sins on candy.ai. Desktop or phone, any browser will do, and since the episodes are vertical they use the whole height of a phone.

We found no store app. Candy offers a web app instead: Safari users press Share and pick Add to Home Screen; on Chrome the same option sits in the browser menu. Details in the Candy Shorts app guide.

Subtitles: English, French, German, Italian, Portuguese and Spanish (6 languages).

This index does not host episodes or link to copies; here is why.

Our take

• Cheap to finish: the paid part is 36 tokens, well under one month of Premium tokens.
• The free episodes (2 of 5) are enough to tell whether the story works for you before you spend a token.

How it compares

Among the 179 regular series with a published episode list, the typical one costs 36 tokens to finish. Old Friends, New Sins costs 36, right at the typical figure; 0 regular series are cheaper to complete and 151 cost exactly the same. With 5 episodes it is the standard length on the regular shelf.

Before you watch

• Candy Shorts is for adults only; the site asks you to confirm you are 18 or older.
• A free account is needed from episode 2.
• Premium is billed by EverAI Limited, a company based in Malta, and shows up as EverAI on your statement.
• Per Candy, Premium stops whenever you switch it off in the settings page; left alone, it renews.
• Prices appear in your local currency and taxes can change the final figure.

More in our Candy Shorts review and in is Candy Shorts legit?